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Why two people get different answers

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Two people side by side, both with a box labelled the same question. the same question

Two people. One question.

They get different answers and both are correct.

Two sets of keys, one with three keys and one with one key. youthem

Different keys.

You have been in longer, or you are on more teams.

A dashed frame labelled the site holding four documents, two of them green. the siteeveryoneeveryoneyour team onlyyour team only

Some files are not for everybody.

Decided years ago by somebody who has left.

Two answers side by side, one long and green, one short and slate. your answerfrom four fileswith the figureand the datetheir answerfrom one file

Fewer keys, thinner answer.

Nothing is hidden from them. It never was theirs.

An amber box labelled ask who can see this before an arrow into a green box labelled then share the answer. who can see thisthen share

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An answer you can see may quote a file they cannot.

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Ask a colleague to run your question and compare what the two of you get back.

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